Assume you purchase a stock on the Japanese market, denominated in yen. During the period you hold the stock,?

the yen weakens 10% relative to the New Zealand dollar. Assume you sell at a profit on the Japanese market, generating a 30% return denominated in yen.

Explain how your percent return will be affected by currency risk and calculate the percent return in terms of New Zealand dollars.

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